Gmail algorithm doesn't depend entirely on those factors you mention, it's a message per message basis, the problem is that people are marking you as spam.
You have to check your emails and detect what's triggering the spam filter inside the content, give it some time to send the next one, and clean your list urgently, even confirming your users if they want to be in your list.
Maker here, thanks for the feedback, yes, we will keep it growing, just today added like 100 more concepts, and also we are working in the tagging process.
Hello HN, I'm in in the beta stage of a new project: Artify, which is an online design editor, in the meantime, I wanted to collaborate someway with the current situation, by releasing these free pack of design and icons, that you can download and use in your projects and covid related campaigns.
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We didn't votate against amnesty, but against the full bunch of laws derivated from the process. Anyhow, after some discussions, the peace process was implemented and now over 95% of the guerilla members left the guns behind. There are a few remaining in narcotics business.
Hello community, main developer here, it was kind of hard to define how to arrange the color palette but in most cases the results are neat. It organizes colors to keep lights and shadows and get the most accurated results. Btw, You can create your own color palettes, if you add less colors than the original palette, the algorithm will create more colors to fill.
There are better methods to define who need that help rather than the super rich opinion. The Gates Foundation model goes in that direction, approaching urgent things first: child mortality, education access, vacine distribution, etc... Those topics are more urgent than space travel according to the general consensus. A good way to define those problems is to check which social programs are being supported for the countries in a specific region. In Latin America for example, poverty is one of those social problems, rather than internet access, for instance.
In Colombia, A LOT of the guys who work delivering in rappi are Venezuelan people with no documents, they ride mostly bikes with no helmets or protections at all ! And they are not social covered at all: no health or professional risks, no vacations, etc etc etc ... That's the worst way to do business, taking into consideration we are working hard (on Latin America) on formalizing our employees.
I don't really know at what point Waze creates more problems than it actually solves. Just stay alert out there and you should be fine if you're a civilian. If you're a criminal, this is THE go to tool.
I actually thought it was funny. If you get offended by a thing that's so over the top it just can't be taken seriously, you sir are an absolute moron. Hate how people are just looking to get excuses to get offended and show off their 'righteousness' at the expense of other people.
English is a foreign language for me and I think you're absolutely right. Every language has tough parts, but English is by far the easiest I've seen. Excusing the lack of proper education like that is just silly.
Definitely true! I think they're also going for other places where Twitter doesn't affect most people, talk South America, Africa, Asia... It's just this North American perspective that gets people out of context. The world's kind of a big place, y'know
The project was interesting, but the technology nowadays is just not quite there yet. I've heard people talk about HoloLens, which might have been a point to consider as Google was basically the only people in this game, although the thing was falling anyway.
I suppose Google's algorithm also bases itself on the current information trends at the time of searches, and with the ridiculously large amount of news stories about the kid, it is to be expected (I live in South America, and we also got a lot of reports about the kid).
Now, the kid is not your average school-goer, but definitely petite enough to get himself in this situation. I blame him, but definitely not as much as the reporter, this looked like a load of BS right from the moment I saw it.
Now this is a vicious one! I love how you can group the blocks one after the other and be all WTF is going on heeeere? Is it me or loops are becoming quite a trend? Yes, Silent Hills teaser, I'm talking about you.